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"'''Ace in the Hole'''" is a 1941 [[popular music|popular]] [[song]] written by [[Cole Porter]], for his musical ''[[Let's Face It!]]'', where it was introduced by [[Mary Jane Walsh]], [[Sunnie O'Dea]] and [[Nanette Fabray]]. |
"'''Ace in the Hole'''" is a 1941 [[popular music|popular]] [[song]] written by [[Cole Porter]], for his musical ''[[Let's Face It!]]'', where it was introduced by [[Mary Jane Walsh]], [[Sunnie O'Dea]] and [[Nanette Fabray]]. |
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"Ace in the Hole" is a 1941 popular song written by Cole Porter, for his musical Let's Face It!, where it was introduced by Mary Jane Walsh, Sunnie O'Dea and Nanette Fabray.
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